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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 914
EAN num: 9781741047127
ISBN number: 1741047129
Label: Lonely Planet
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 444
Printing Date: February 01, 2008
Publishing house: Lonely Planet
Sale Popularity Level: 68770
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Discover London
Be James Bond (at least for an hour) and shoot along the Thames on a speedboat
Get our your glad rags and head for one of the capital's legendary burlesque nights
Swap traffic-filled streets for riverside views and top attractions along London's South Bank
Graze with gourmets at Borough Market's foodie heaven: gazpacho and truffles anyone?
In This Guide:
Three resident authors, 1900 hours of research, more than 800 places recommended
Special colour chapters on London's architecture and the city's festivals and events
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Rated by buyers -
I have used Lonely Planet Guides for all of my trips. They are invaluable. This particular guide has a few failings. One is the map of the underground and bus routes is way too small--almost unreadable. Another is that there is very little information about certain sections of London. It concentrates on the tourist attractions and neglects the areas of London where it would be nice to know of a decent restaurant or 2. The information on how to use the underground is lacking in detail, particularly on what ticket to buy and how much they cost. It covers the main points but there is little detail. It should say that the big problem with riding the London buses is knowing where to get off, but does not. It is easy to get on a bus, but knowing which stop is yours is a real trick. It should also say that the bus schedule is somewhat unreliable especially at night. The bus we wanted to take to Victoria Station at 1:00 am did not stop for us because it had on it a passed out passenger that had to be hauled to the hospital. Drunks have priority.
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Excellent guide that helped me through London. The walks listed were particularly helpful in enabling me to make the most of my stay. I'd recommend a combination of this and a pocket sized guide by Time Out.
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